What's New

Thanks to the Nebraska City Utilities crew for the mulch

for Main Street landscape. It came at just the right time.

The Books & Brew book club met Tuesday, August 5, at the

Community Library. Seven members were present and

Peggy Leefers was the hostess. Everyone had read a

Dorothea Benton Frank novel and were well liked. There

will be no meeing in September, but will meet again in

October. All will read the same book: "The Light Between

Oceans" by M.L. Stedman. Come and join us!

Norm Duncan reported that his grandkids from Lincoln came

for a visit on Saturday and he took them out and showed them

the bluebirds of different ages, their eggs, and nesting boxes.

Even their great-granddaughter who is 8 months old came

along. They had pizza for supper and a great time.

 

 

Condolences to the family and friends of Phyllis

Pickering, former Unadilla resident.

The Unadilla Residents data base and the District Court

records data base are in the process of being updated.

Members of OCGS can view them for free. Also, the new

address is www.ocgsne.org

We are so glad the Hitzemann family has moved back to

Nebraska, giving us lots of grandson time. The stay this

weekend included fort building and a moonlight ride on the

golf cart down to "mountain lion country". The moon was so

bright we didn't even need the flashlights!

 

 

Western Wilhelm Outpost rainfall: Friday night, .40";

Saturday night, .60"; and Sunday night, .05". We needed

every drop.

 

 

Sunday, August 17, from 11 a.m - 1 p.m.

Unadilla United Methodist

Annual Ice Cream Social

*Homemade Ice Cream

*Sandwiches, Potato Salad, Chips

*Pies, Cake, Brownies & Bars

Free will offering

EVERYONE WELCOME!

BIRTHDAYS & ANNIVERSARIES

 

 

8-13   Jo Lewis

8-15   Kylea Block

8-17   Shari Timm

8-18   Michele & Matt Capps

NEWS FROM 100 YEARS AGO

 

 

Friday, 8-14-1914, The Otoe Union:

A son was born to Henry Leefers. W.E. Weeks & wife

sold their Unadilla property to G.W. Klockenteger of Seifort,

Colorado. "Thursday was the annual picnic of the Paisley

Sunday school. It was held in Luff's grove nearby the church."

E.S. Carper, owner of the harness shop, was thrown in jail

for assault and attempted murder against Richard Nash

of Palmyra. His bond was set at $3000 and he was 46

at the time.

 

 

 

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS